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“It was my decision and I apologize profusely. I cannot tell you how regretful it is. It may not be good enough for some of you, and for that I apologize,” Mr. Rota told the Commons on Monday morning.

Ndp Calls On Speaker To Resign After Honouring N**i Veteran The NDP is calling on Speaker of the House Anthony Rota to resign for honouring a man who fought for a N**i unit during the Second World War during Ukrainian...

When Mr. Zelensky finished his speech last Friday, Anthony Rota drew attention to a 98-year-old man from North Bay, Ont., named Yaroslav Hunka, who was seated in the chamber as an invited guest, and lauded him for “fighting for Ukraine independence against the Russians” during the Second World War.

House Speaker apologizes for honouring Ukrainian who fought in N**i unit Speaker of the House Anthony Rota has apologized for honouring a man who fought in a N**i unit during the Second World War. The Prime Minister's Office says ...

“I made a promise to you that I wouldn’t touch the Greenbelt. I broke that promise. And for that, I’m very, very sorry,” a sombre-looking Mr. Ford said at a press conference in Niagara Falls, Ont., where he was meeting with his Progressive Conservative caucus.

Doug Ford reverses Ontario Greenbelt land swap decision: “It was a mistake” Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday that his government will reverse the controversial Greenbelt land swap decision it made earlier this year.During...

“This is something that all Canadians are worried about,” Mr. Trudeau told reporters, saying the move would lead to more apartment construction across the country.

Liberals announce more measures on housing, grocery prices Under pressure to respond to widespread concerns about the cost of living and faced with questions about his leadership, Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudea...

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin has his full backing in the “sacred fight” Moscow is waging “against the hegemonic forces” of the West.

North Korea's Kim meets Putin, supports 'sacred war' North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed his support for what he called Moscow's "sacred fight" against Western imperialism, as he met Russian President Vla...

The damage extended along Libya’s north coast. “Entire villages have been overwhelmed by the floods and the death toll continues to rise,” Dax Bennet Roque, the Norwegian Refugee Council’s country director for Libya, said in a statement Tuesday.

Libya Flood Nightmare: Thousands Dead & 10,000 Missing After Storm At least 2,000 people have died and more than 10,000 people are missing after floods ravaged Libya.Storm Daniel hit the north eastern coast of Libya causing ...

Crown attorney Sarah Shaikh told court that jurors would hear that Nathaniel Veltman was acting on a violent ideology that had motivated mass murders in Norway and New Zealand. She alleged that Mr. Veltman, now 22, confessed to police after his arrest, telling police he had no regrets and that his actions were “politically motivated, 100 per cent.”

Man admits to terrorism in attack on Ont. Muslim family | LONDON ATTACK TRIAL Nick Paparella reports on the opening arguments in the trial of a man accused of killing four Muslim family members in Ontario.Subscribe to CTV News to watch...

Ontario Attorney-General Doug Downey’s office issued a statement on Wednesday saying Premier Doug Ford has asked him to draw up proposed new lobbying rules, with increased penalties for violators “up to and including jail time.” Under Ontario’s current regime, the most severe punishment for breaking the rules that govern lobbyists is a two-year ban on lobbying.

Front Bench: Ford trying to diffuse the Greenbelt controversy | Power Play with Vassy Kapelos The Front Bench panel weighs in on the Ford government's efforts to control the narrative surrounding the Greenbelt development.Subscribe to CTV News to watc...

“With recent evidence that excess demand in the economy is easing, and given the lagged effects of monetary policy, Governing Council decided to hold the policy interest rate at 5 per cent,” the bank said in its rate announcement.

Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 5.0 per cent, but leaves door open for future hikes The Bank of Canada hit pause on its interest rate hiking cycle on Wednesday, leaving its policy rate unchanged at 5.0 per cent.But the central bank said in a...

Mr. Ford, addressing reporters at Queen’s Park just a day after the resignation of his housing minister, Steve Clark, said the “top-to-bottom” review would reevaluate 14 of the 15 plots of land his government removed from the Greenbelt last year.

Ford acknowledges Greenbelt land swap process was flawed Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will 're-evaluate' a land swap of protected lands surrounding Toronto that two separate reviews said were flawe...

“It’s going to be bare-bones,” she said. The hospital will need about a month to return to its usual capacity, the mayor added, and lineups at grocery stores will be lengthy with limited staff.

WILDFIRES IN N.W.T. | What Yellowknife residents need to know as they return home Yellowknife Mayor Rebecca Alty explains what residents can expect as they return home for the first time since the wildfires broke out.Subscribe to CTV News ...

“We’re a part of history,” said Gilgeous-Alexander, who added seven assists and four rebounds. “It’s something that’s almost indescribable.

Canada beats Spain at FIBA Basketball World Cup Canada has beaten Spain 88-85 to advance to the quarter-finals of the FIBA men's Basketball World Cup.Subscribe to CP24 to watch more videos: https://www.you...